How to Say ‘We are waiting for you / We expect you’ in Mexican Spanish
Los esperamos
lohs ess-peh-RAH-mohs
[lohs ess-peh-RAH-mohs]
💬 Usage Tip: [Los] here means "you" when a business is addressing a group of guests, not "them." In Mexico, plural "you" is [ustedes], but object words like [los] still show up in phrases like this.
Phrase Breakdown
Los
[lohs]
you / you all
Los refers to you as the people being expected, in a formal restaurant context.
Los esperamos a las siete para su cena.
We expect you at seven for your dinner.
esperamos
[ess-peh-RAH-mohs]
we expect / we await
Esperamos means we wait for or expect; here it is a polite restaurant phrase.
Los esperamos mañana por la noche.
We look forward to seeing you tomorrow night.
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